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Government forces kill 23 rebels in a truce zone, in Idlib-Syria

November 11, 2018 | Brainwave Science

SITUATION

Syrian government forces killed 23 rebels near Idlib province on the 9th of November. This was one of the deadliest confrontations to take place in a buffer zone where a Russian-Turkish truce is to be enforced.

An area northwest of Idlib, due to be de-militarized, witnessed this attack on a position held by the Jaish Al-Izza. Jaysh al-Izza, is a Syrian rebel group affiliated with the Free Syrian Army active in northwestern Syria. Idlib and its surrounding areas are the last remaining rebel strongholds in Syria. Many confrontations have occurred in the buffer zone, but this attack in November was the one which resulted in the greatest number of casualties inside the planned buffer zone. It is not certain what prompted the attack. It also did not appear to signal any large-scale government offensive or otherwise threaten the September 17 truce deal.

The firefight continued throughout the night, and eventually, the government troops backed out of the buffer zone. A full-scale government assault was prevented because of a truce deal between Ankara and Moscow. It has been speculated that a full-fledged confrontation in Idlib may lead to the most terrible humanitarian crisis of this civil war.

CHALLENGE

The middle-east has been a host to conflicts for a very long time. Be it the Bahraini uprising of 2011, or the recent Turkish military operation in Afrin, the ones who suffer are the innocent citizens. The chaos unleashed on the global system by the existential threat of terrorism in the last two decades can’t be ignored: The number of refugees around the world jumped to around 22.5 million, a metric the Institute for Economics and Peace claims is indicative of a world less peaceful than it’s been in more than a decade. It is the responsibility of the government to ensure peace, protect its interests and its citizens. The government may identify and apprehend terrorists, but they find it very difficult to find the top-bosses of the terror organizations.

The case of Idlib is a special one as there is no obvious solution for Idlib, given a large number of jihadist militants entrenched there and the unacceptably high cost of any attempt to remove them. Even after spending a fortune on arms and national security, the menace of large-scale terrorism does not seem to go away. The governments must focus on emerging technologies, which are backed up by science, to help solve the most crucial problems which mankind faces today.

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